The Administration for Industry and Commerce is the government department in charge of market supervision and administrative law enforcement.

The main responsibilities of the Trade and Industry Bureau include:

1, responsible for market supervision and administrative law enforcement, drafting relevant draft laws and regulations, and formulating industrial and commercial administrative rules and policies.

2. Be responsible for the registration, supervision and management of various enterprises, farmers' professional cooperatives, units and individuals engaged in business activities, resident representative offices of foreign enterprises and other market entities, and undertake the responsibility of investigating and banning unlicensed operations according to law.

3, to assume the responsibility of standardizing and maintaining the order of all kinds of market operations in accordance with the law, and to be responsible for the supervision and management of market transactions and online commodity transactions and related services.

4. Undertake the responsibility of supervising and managing the quality of commodities in the circulation field, organize and carry out the work of consumer rights protection in the service field, investigate and deal with illegal acts such as counterfeiting and shoddy according to the division of labor, guide consumers to consult, appeal, report acceptance, handling and network system construction, and protect the legitimate rights and interests of operators and consumers.

5. Take responsibility for investigating and handling illegal direct selling and pyramid selling cases, and supervise and manage direct selling enterprises, direct sellers and their direct selling activities according to law.

6. Be responsible for anti-monopoly law enforcement (except price monopoly) in monopoly agreements, abuse of market dominance and abuse of administrative power to exclude and restrict competition. Investigate and deal with unfair competition, commercial bribery, smuggling and other economic violations according to law.

7. Be responsible for supervising and managing brokers, brokerage institutions and brokerage activities according to law.

8. Implement contract administrative supervision and management according to law, be responsible for managing the registration of chattel collateral, organize supervision and management of auction, and investigate and deal with contract fraud and other illegal acts according to law.

9. Guide the development of advertising industry and be responsible for the supervision and management of advertising activities.

10, responsible for trademark registration and management, protecting the exclusive right to use trademarks and investigating trademark infringement according to law, handling trademark disputes, and strengthening the identification and protection of well-known trademarks. Responsible for the registration, filing and protection of special signs and official signs.

1 1, organize and guide the credit classification management of enterprises, individual industrial and commercial households and commodity trading markets, study, analyze and publish the basic information of market subject registration and trademark registration according to law, and provide information services for government decision-making and the public.

12, responsible for the service, supervision and management of individual industrial and commercial households and private enterprises.

13, carry out international cooperation and exchanges in industrial and commercial administration.

14, leading the national industrial and commercial administration.

Interim Measures for Handling Complaints and Reports in Market Supervision and Management

Article 6 The public and the news media are encouraged to conduct social supervision and public opinion supervision according to law on acts suspected of violating laws, regulations and rules on market supervision and management.

Encourage consumers to negotiate with operators to resolve consumer rights disputes through online consumer dispute resolution mechanisms, consumer rights protection service stations, green channels for consumer rights protection, and third-party dispute resolution mechanisms.